Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.

NEWS SUNNI Ahx.
WeI Ashore ON Seal Rock Ledee-Twu
and Half Hours Lste-shot Dead al
Wedding.
:. a telegram from Newport, r. I =, say
is ond erstood that the U. 8. steam or
Atlanta, while outside on Tuesday,
went ashore on Seal Rock Ledge aud
proKe one OF her propeller blades. Her
ON Gers are very reticent, but 1t is be
ileved that the report Ia true. At all
events she put back here, although she
went out for ten days cruise, and is
now anchored to buoy Off the train ing
The stea nship Italy. OF the National
Line, sailed from New York on wed.
nesoay two and half hours late, in
conse quepce Of the 'longshoremen
having refused to work over timo on
Tuesday night unless they were paid 80
cents an hour. The agent Of the line
says he "will replace HIS $50 union men
with noH-unicn workers." and that call
the companies have formed oombiua.
ton to replace union men,"
An express train on the Baltimo ore
and Ohio Railroad. which left Chicago
for Philadelphis on Tuesday evening,
ran into freight train on . siding at
YORK, indiana, owing to the misplace
inent OF > switch. G. Cramer, enRi.
deer, and Edward Kooken. Of the ex.
press train, were Injured. 1t was found,
atter the collision, that the switch lock
had been broken open with q heavy
oxken club.
wedding among the m iners at Car,
bon, Indiana, last Monday night was
attended by q dance and a drunken
carouse, which resulted finally in a
drunken fight. John Ross, alter being
terribly beaten. was shot dead, and four
others were wounded. At day break on
Tuesday morning DR.. j. Il Mutt was
found on the street with his skull
crushed BY coupling pin. He is not
expected to recover.
AT 9 meeting Of ths Carpenters
Council In Chicago, On Tuesday nipht,
1t was resolved to order strike ct once,
and the strike began Wednesc az morn.
Ing. Ii Is not general one, only those
men who nave been working more than
eight hours Gr for less than 20 cents an
hour, or with non. union men, being of.
fected.
1t is stated from Washington that, in
view OF the fact that mum Der OF con.
tractors seem to have counted on post.
ponenent of the bidding for the new
chips, and are not yet ready with their
papers, the Secretary OF the Navy has
decided to put off the opening of bic
until Monday, August 8.
"Mlle. Viola," fou--Aorse eoues-
tr'enne In q CIRCUS, was severely irjured
by falling from her horses during q per-
formance at Wahpetor, Dakota, on
Monday night. 1t is reported that she
has since committed suicide by taking
psison, because the manager upbraided
her for carelessness.
At Hsrper's rolling mill, in Newport,
Kentucky, on Tuesday, the roof, on
which men were working putting up O
sm okestack, was broken down by the
falling of the stack, and five men were
injured-two of them, John B. ECKER and
John Moore-dangerously.
Joseph Neave, o farmer near Fa,-
mouth, Kentucky, on Wednesday, went
to his farm, on which his son John IL
living, to get his share Of the wheat
crop. and was shot dead by the son.
The latter barricaded himself In the
house, and "defied arrest" A mob was
being organized to lynch him.
George Evans and Bad Harris, both
colored, fought duel with double.
barrelled ehOtguns, only two PAGES
apart, near Green wood, Mississippi, on
Tuesday evening. Evans fell dead and |
Z arris WAS mortally wounded.
A. Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wed.
ntsday morning. Charles J. Weinsr, of
Paterson, New Jersey, quarrelled with
Mrs Susan Boufaly about an unpaid |
shot the woman dead, then committed
suicide.
A construction train on the Chicago
and Alton Rajlrosd was run into by q
freight train near Bloomington, ILL |
nois, Wednesday afternoon. Five n en- |
were killed and nine injured, several
A section Of Louisville and Nash
Vile freight train was deIailed on Tuet-
day, near Wabash Station, Illinois. A
fireman named Yearwood was killed,
and two other train men were severely
injured.
The fne of $40O imposed on the Glou.
cester schooner Annie W. Rodgdon, for
alleged violation of the Canadian Gus
toms laws. has been paid by the agent
of the vessel.
William Fl. Baskets a W wealthy farmer
of Howard County, Missouri, died Wed
hesuay uorhinR irou ipJuF ies ioCeivoa
by being gored by o vicious bull last
Friday.
Reuben Cole, oolored, arrested for an
assault upon q white woman In Surrey
County, Va, was taken from jail by
mob az d lynched on Tuesday night.
1t ia believed in Chicago that the es.
capped "boodler," McGarigle, got ACROSS
the lake into Canada on Saturday night,
and is now tafe from pursuit.
r ,ubeu johnson, colored, was lynched
Wednesday at Redan, Ga, for having
aisau lied white woman.
A Big blaze In Minneapolis.